The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-24
Total grains.

In addition II contains sulphide Of iron In
suspension, variable one hnlf grain moro or
len, carbonio acid gas free-throe cubic
nchc'' iuiphuretted hydrossn, one cubic
The we'll gives OF. furthermore. carburet.
ted hydrogen gas.
IL Is remarkable mineral wator and is ~,
'ke any other know ofin Tennsssee, II
S.Snni S.ssdi' g ssI Ss:' G n ys S,,
Rar,ske.i part both Of the. nature Of the
"saline' and "sulph urettsd" or "hepatic"
mineral waters. IL IL the. first water occur.
ipg In this state in which have observed
tpe p es.nee otbiborato ofsods (borsx). The
chief Ingredient is biesrbonAte OF soda and
this 10 80 combined with other Important
tic promise.
II will doubtless prove Of great service In
many diseases Js sSSTss s!rMSly sy.oFEEF,6Rn
v.nderbilt uniysrsity Nashville. Tenn.
SEPTEMBER 10th. 1885,.
1t is very cool and pleasant TO the
taste. The cures wrought by il have
been wonderful. A lady from New
Orleans, whose name can be given il
necessary, had breaking out on her
face which was very troublesome
and which disdgured her face very
much, and she was entirely cured by
the use Of this water, drinking il and
bathing 10 it. The disease was
thought to,be caused by blood poison.
Many physicians in New Orleans and
other places had tried to relieve her,
without success, but by the use OF
this water she received perma nent
relief. Several cases of letter have
been cured by the use Of this water.
II is admirable in diseases of the
kidneys, and has relieved many who
we're very much afflicted. Ii is fine
for dyspepsia and also for all dis
eases OF the skin. The cures have
actually been wrought. There is one
well, belonging TO John M. Telford,
which is mostly used, but there are
two other wells, very similar, which
run the mills here. The water is
abundant. They need at Teiiord's a
pump 10 their well, aud also a pool,
in which water can be kept constant.
ly running. II would then be not
only very convenient, but also very
delightful. The supply Of water Is
ample for all purposes. 1t is in con-
temptation 10 build a largo hotel
here TO accommodate the visitors to
the place.
The surrounding country is very
beautiful, blue grass hills and valleys
Astounding. Within two miles of
this place is Shauiner's Hill, which
is nearly, II not quite equal to Monte
Sano, near Huntsville, Ala. Ii COM
mands a view Of the surrounding
country for miles and could be 10 i'm
proved as TO be very attractive.
In several places near here where
they have been boring for water they
have found oil and gas at a depth OF
100 feet. IL is probable that II they
should go some farther they would
find both oil aud gas 10 great album
dance. II this were done IL would
add immensely TO the wealth OF this
country.
The society is very good here, and
this place is only distant from Nash.
vile fifty five miles and is on tho
Nashville aud Chattanooga road, nj
the junction Of the branch running
TO Shelbyyille, which is only eight
miles distant. Several OF the prom.
inent business men Of Memphis have
relatives here. There are some per-
sons from Florida spending tho sum.
mer here. The weather has been
very hot for a few days, and rain, al
which there is now a good prospect,
is very desirable.
They have a most excellent weekly
Newspaper here edited and published
by M. n. Murrell. IL is beautifully
printed and is very interesting. This
is one Of the best signs Of the thrift
Of the town.